Which entity conducts the scheduling of Soldiers for Army training?

The correct answer is that the scheduling of Soldiers for Army training is primarily conducted by the unit's training NCO. The unit's training Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO) is tasked with overseeing and coordinating the training schedules for the Soldiers within their unit. This role involves assessing training needs, planning exercises, and aligning these with the overall training calendar of the Army.

While the HR office at battalion level and the Army Training Center play integral roles in broader personnel management and training development, respectively, they do not directly handle the day-to-day scheduling of individual Soldiers for training activities. Additionally, the Commander of the Human Resources Command (HRC) focuses more on personnel policy and support rather than on the specifics of training schedules. Therefore, the unit’s training NCO serves as the primary point of responsibility for organizing and scheduling training for Soldiers.